Windows Compilation, about tripwire-open-source HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi rickespana, sorry about the delayed reply. Unfortunately OST is very POSIX-centric and doesn't have native Windows support. You have a couple of options here:

• Tripwire for Servers is OST's commercial, non-open-source sibling, available through tripwire.com. It supports Win32 file attribute bits, ACLs, alternate data streams etc., and can also scan registry keys/values, and can associate security log events with changes to figure out who changed something. It also has an optional management console if you need to manage it across a lot of machines. Plus dedicated support people who, uh, get back to you in a more timely fashion than I just did. :)
• OST is known to work with either Cygwin or DJGPP, since those provide a sort of POSIX-like layer on top of the real filesystem. You don't get all the native stuff I mentioned above, but if you only really care about hashes changing one of these options might do the job for you.
• I'm not sure this really counts as building on Windows, but running Linux binaries via WSL also works, albeit with the same caveats as for Cygwin etc.

-b

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